What does Sayres mean?

Sayres as a name for boys has its root in Welsh, and the name Sayres means "wood-worker". Sayres is an alternate form of Sayer (Welsh): football celebrity Gale Sayers.

STARTS WITH Sa-

ASSOCIATED WITH wood (tree), worker (occupational)

Variations

VARIANT Sayers

ALTERNATIVE FORM VIA SAYER Sayre

How popular is Sayres?

Sayres is an unusual first name for males but a very prominent last name for both adults and children (#44497 out of 150436, Top 30%). (2000 U.S. CENSUS)

Similar Names

Sayres is pronounced similarly to Siors. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Amyees (see Amyas), Andres▲, Aymes, Barnes, Dalles, Davies, Dawes, Eames, Fares, Gaines, Gaynes, Hannes, Hawes, Hayes▲, Jabes, Jaymes, Mayes, Moyses, Narses, Oakes, Parkes, Raines, Raynes, Saarik, Saariq, Sable, Sabr, Sabre, Saeed, Saffren, Sage▲, Saleem, Samael, Samuel, Sancos, Sander, Sanders, Sandey, Sandros, Sante, Santos▲, Sareek, Sareeq (see Saarik), Sarge, Sariq, Sawyer▲, Saxen, Sayeed, Sayge, Sayid, Semmes, Seoras, Shaye, Shayne▼, Shays, Siorus, Skye, Skylen, Skyler, Slayde, Slayden, Sorrel, Spiros, Spyder, Spyros, Squires, Squyre (see Squire), Squyres, Styles, Swayne, Syed, Sylas▲, Symms and Syms. These names tend to be more commonly used than Sayres.